The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-05-28

kidney, stomach and bowels. and at the
anne m tone up and strengthen the whole
'ystem. causing headache, constipation
md such distressing evils to quickly dissp-
pear. may7I2m
Strawberries and cream!
There was a little fire at the E. A.. g., last |
No great damage done.
Go 10 see the children In the broom drill
night at c. F.. C.. chapel.
Prof. Demand will hold ateachers'institute
1t Higginsvil:e. In July or August.
''Well then put it In the CRADLE" We shall.
That is why we keep that article of furni-
ture.
Messrs. Barley & Bandon are pushing the
work on Mr.. Bud Halls new house. 1t will
be q daisy.
Mr.. Chronister and ZONE friends caught
very nice bass at Sand Prairie lake, last
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Taylor has finished painting the
water tower. 1t Is now red, with q narrow
white band at the Top.
A band of s~trollins German musicians
made the town lively with the strains of their
instruments last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Welsh Is building q new house
on the lot he recently purchased on the cor.
ner of Oath and Washington streets.
Post-''The we'll at the City Mills Is now
zoo feet deep, and still goes deeper. We hope
they will strike gas before they do wster.n
Tickets for the B. F. G. concert and com.
mencement are on sale at Royle d Sons
9f0ra- M ovfro ohorUo -. -o.1.,-
DR.. T. s. Fulkerson bought, last Saturday,
of Mr.. John Erskine, his beautiful place near
town, containing ISL acres, at about $50 Der
acre. =
Work on the st. 10. railroad between the
Junction and Lexington progresses rapidly.
In two weeks or so trains will be running
over it regularly.
The Ice cream sociable held at Mr., Clapett's
residence, last Saturday evening, by the ladies'
engaged in raising funds for building the
chapel in East Lexington, Melted s2I As.
The Ladies Court" q benevolent s~ssocis-
ton among the colored people, has been hold
ing a state convention here this week. A
large attendance Of delegates was present.
Clayton johnson. in Jail for throwing The
body of an infant in a well, was made q trus.
ty by Mr.. Chinn, taking advantage of which
ne escaped. last Monday and Is still at large,
The ladies of the Dover Baptist church will
give an Ice cream and strawberry festival, in
the basement of the church, on the night of
tuesday, May 81. 1887. Everybody invited,
Mr.. James N. Prico probably saved Mr..
Habberkorn's house. last Saturday, with his
garden hose. attached TO Mr.. Grstz' hydrsnt.
next door. This shows the value of even =
small hydrant.
Mr.. c. Ben Russell sold. yesterday, for
Mrs. Mary C. AlfOrd.2 lots on College street,
In the gu'ch back Of A. v. RobinsOn's, to Mr..
Jno. T.. Longdon, al 300; also a lot on
filth street near Main, for Mr.. 8. G.
Wentworth to Jno. G. Longdon, at $500.
On Saturday afternoon the 2lst, Bily
WOrknp, the twelve year old son of a respec.
table colored man. near MAYHEM. in attempt
Ing to mounis work mule. got his foot en-
tangled In the harness and was dragged by
the frightened animal sone three hundred
yards, receiving injuries from which he died
In twelve hours.
Tit i've young men who, on the night O,
March 20, grossly violated the ussges of DO.
lite society, will please take notice that the,
are not Included in the invitation extended II
the public to visit our art exhibition at thu
college on Monday and Tuesday next. Johr
F.. Lannean. President B. F. College.
While Mr.. Al. S.ndifer was engaged ir
repairing a defective wall at Mrs. Atkiuson,s
yesterday, he noticed the wall bulglng out
As quickly as he could he ran from the build
ing, and he had no sooner gotten out of til,
way before the south and west end walls OF
the two-storv building fell out, wreckine two
rooms. Fortunately no one was hurt.
MI. Ed. Abendroth Is taking q lively inter.
est In ~Lexington's prosperity, and he believe.
in it. He this week purchased options O,
several good lots lots of Judge J. W
HARRISON on Twentieth street. at 81, 200; on,
lot from Miss E. O. HAWKINS on Franklin
avenue between 18th and 18th. at 81 ZOO, apt
the '~'calaboose lot" from Messrs. N .et and
Taylor, at $475, and the Gus Hserle laundr,
property at 81 500.
Lillian, the six-year-old daughter Of Dr.
Sam Banks. of Middleton township. me
with q painful accident q few days ago. Sh
was playing near a pile of lumber, when ir
some way q portion of 1t slipped and fel
upon bel. crushing the middle of her body, 81
that it WAS feared serious internal injury ha,
been done. If it had not besn for her upcls
Mr.. Grit Buford, who saw the lumber as
started, and took part Uf the load from her q
the expense of q bruised arm. the chill
would, in all likelihood have been killed
We learn that she Is improving n will re
cover.
Higalnsviile: Mr.. C. C. Viyion sper
{ Saturday In Aullville. T. NJ. Cobb. of LIE,
lngton, was here Friday night. OF bis way t
Odessa. Mrs. Lon Barns left Thursday mort
Ing r'r Keytesville, Mo-, to visit her father
family. Mr.. Joe Hampton reached here Nor
day from a protracted visit to his daughte
Mrs. Wiles, Of California. MI. n. F. Reil
hart and wife. left, this week for q mouth
trip through the west, will visit Puebl
Denver. Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City an
other places of interest. The ladies of II
! Methodist church made a great success
l their strawberry supper. last Friday eVeninl
> They cleared about $40. Lexington W,
represented by Rev. T. NJ. Cobb, Miss C
rorah Harrison, MISS Laura Davis aud h
: cousin, MIR. DAVIS, OF Hickory county. Mi
. Lulu Ayres has returned from a six month
. visit to relatives IN Kentucky. Miss Emu
Stuart. of Pageyille, is the guest OF Mi
Hattie Mcfarland. Miss Hattie McFarlar
), attended quarterly meeting ut Odessa la
Q Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. E. F. Keytt
returned. Tuesday night, from q visit to rel
: tives IN Iowa. Mrs. C.. F. Buehner is visiul
relatives In Illinois. Mr.. Grove Young r
! ceived a telegram, wednesday morning, ca
. ing him to Warrersburg where his wife
Astsittng and Is lying dangerously III.